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A black and white photograph of a bomb damaged ship and dock area.

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Damage caused by a parachute mine in July 1941, which exploded in the boiler shop of Barry Graving Dock, also damaging the s.s. Highgate which was moored alingside, one crew member died of his injuries shortly after.

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